Subject to the jurisdiction thereof. This excluded citizens of other nations, who were subject to those jurisdictions. By the understanding of the time, it was a means to avoid having a bunch of stateless residents.
Aren't you subject to the jurisdiction by mere fact of being there? If a citizen of Belarus goes to the US, he will be prosecuted, not delivered back to Belarus for jurisdiction.
I remember researching this at the time because this sounded vaguely plausible, but AFAIK this is diplomats and Indian tribes.
Aren't you subject to the jurisdiction by mere fact of being there?
As I said, by the understanding of the time. Basically, consider a hypothetical that if you run into trouble over here, you can turn to your home's embassy for help. You have a home jurisdiction that you are a subject of and you are only a visitor here.
Subject to the jurisdiction thereof. This excluded citizens of other nations, who were subject to those jurisdictions. By the understanding of the time, it was a means to avoid having a bunch of stateless residents.
Aren't you subject to the jurisdiction by mere fact of being there? If a citizen of Belarus goes to the US, he will be prosecuted, not delivered back to Belarus for jurisdiction.
I remember researching this at the time because this sounded vaguely plausible, but AFAIK this is diplomats and Indian tribes.
As I said, by the understanding of the time. Basically, consider a hypothetical that if you run into trouble over here, you can turn to your home's embassy for help. You have a home jurisdiction that you are a subject of and you are only a visitor here.
Eh, I don't find it very persuasive but I'm glad 4 justices did...